This is a thread to keep going and you just add what you have watched and what you thought of it if anything.


3-iron=by whom.....can't read Korean writing sorry..

This was a subtitle Korean film..It is rather different and there is hardly and talking in the movie but it is also very powerful. I wanted to stop watching it a few times but it kept me watching to the very end. Just the one I watched last night.


Let see what everyone else might be popping in and watching.

Invincible
about the walkon eagles player.

the movie needed boobs

I watched Philadelphia last sunday, none yesterday.

A friend of mine told me about this one some time ago when we were discussing Brokeback Mountain. Oooopppsss, I'm not so-so into gay flicks. I rather go for whatever that suits my mood-anywhere from light to heavy, comedy to action, suspense and mystery thrillers too, but not so much into Horror.

Any interesting war movies to suggest?

Oldboy is the best thing ever to come out of Korean cinema. If you have to, sacrifice three goats and your firstborn child to see this movie.

Poor Dwayne. You'll be missed, but the movie was worth it.

Any interesting war movies to suggest?


Midway (older movie)
Private Ryan (newer movie) I found the final scene very powerful, standing over the grave of the man that saved his life. "Am I a good man? Tell me I'm a good man". What must it be like, to know someone sacrificed himself for you? That would be hard to handle, I think.

How about Westerns?

Hangem' High.
Outlaw Josy Wales.
Unforgiven.
Anything with the Duke. (John Wayne)



What was the movie Clint Eastwood movie where he played a preacher and traded his collar for a set of six-guns. What was the movie with Saron Stone being a gunslinger in a quick-draw competition? I liked both of those also.

007 :cool:

I just watched "A Good Woman" with Helen Hunt. It is a drama, but not heavy. Acting is good, plot is okay. Not a bad film for light entertainment.

Midway (older movie)
Private Ryan (newer movie) I found the final scene very powerful, standing over the grave of the man that saved his life. "Am I a good man? Tell me I'm a good man". What must it be like, to know someone sacrificed himself for you? That would be hard to handle, I think.

How about Westerns?

Hangem' High.
Outlaw Josy Wales.
Unforgiven.
Anything with the Duke. (John Wayne)



What was the movie Clint Eastwood movie where he played a preacher and traded his collar for a set of six-guns. What was the movie with Saron Stone being a gunslinger in a quick-draw competition? I liked both of those also.

007 :cool:


hey, thanks! I'll check those out when I can. I have watched Saving Private Ryan and I liked it. Good insight on a soldier's life. Try Ladder 49, if you're up to it. Not exactly a war movie but one of few guy flicks I have respect for.

Just watched Capote the other day.

Not a bad film, but if you were never a fan of the original novel In Cold Blood (or the movie for that matter), then this one will go right over your head.

"Capote" was superb I thought.

Of course, "In Cold Blood" is a book I consider a masterpiece and one I'm pretty familiar with.

It was chilling the way the movie depicted how Truman let Smith and Hickock hang without doing much to save them--deliberately using them and befriending them in order to make his story better.

Yet what else could he have done, and never did a crime more deserve a capital sentence than that one.

In truth, there were 7 victims of that crime--the Clutters, Hickock, Smith, and Capote. Writing that book literally destroyed him.

Behind the Scenes: Outakes from Porn Movies.

Good porn, lousy dialogue.:corn:

It was either that or, The Devil Wears Prada and Behind the Scenes seemed the better choice.

Good porn, lousy dialogue.
LOL, has there been any porn made with a decent story or dialogue? Seems to me porn and decent don't go together.

OH! Me and my big mouth! (heheheheh...... hint hint)

I just watched the Underworld and underworld evolution.


These are two hot shows. hehe

Behind the Scenes: Outakes from Porn Movies.

Good porn, lousy dialogue.:corn:

It was either that or, The Devil Wears Prada and Behind the Scenes seemed the better choice.

I actually liked The Devil Wears Prada. Quite predictable, almost to the point that I could recite the lines along with the actors, but I liked it. :)

Porn on *not a computer*? What a strange concept.

I watched Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang the other week. Don't remember exactly when in the past few weeks. But it was a pretty amazing movie, hilarious and yet meaningful. Possibly, by some definition of that word. Val Kilmer is officially forgiven for what he did to Batman. A gay man with the name Gay Perry. Fucking awesome.

I watched Munich a couple of days ago. Thought it was rather good, and it was fairly emotional.

Any interesting war movies to suggest?

I highly recommend Band of Brothers, a ten-part HBO mini-series. Great stuff.

I just watched on tv Bad Education, a Spanish language film, the other day. I liked it.

At the movies I last saw Children of Men, which I thought was a great movie.

I recently finished watching Blood Diamond.

Depressing movie, and very dramatic, but it's so worth to watch it.
I rate it 8.5/10.

Just came back from Smokin' Aces.
Powerfully-good film.
A tad violent and bloody, but very well done.
:twothumbsup:

I feel like laughing last night so i picked for this comedy film Where's my car Dude? really reminds me of my naughty friends!!! lol... lol...


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no one is above OUTlaw!

I watched princess Aurora, it is a Korean sub movie.
This is a must see if you like foreign films. It is hard to tell you about it without giving it away. lol
Very riveting to say the least and kept me watching the whole way to put all the pieces together.

We went to the theater yesterday and watched Because I Said So, with Diane Keaton. The ultimate chick flick. There were literally a hundred women in the theater, and only about three fellows.

(I owed her one, after making her sit through Smokin' Aces.)
:flowers:

Pan's Labyrinth was trippy.

Last night I watched the Night at the Museum at the cinema..and it was horror but in the middle part of it there is something funny...and I am looking forward to watched this Nick Love film Outalw...as what I've read from the site,this will be release on march 9..so for the mean time I rent dvd to watch again the Goodbye Charlie Bright.....:hula: :woohoo: :smile2: :drinktoth

I posted this list on another website and thought I'd list it here as well!

Confessions of a Dangerous Mind
The Grudge
I'll always know what you did last summer
I still know what you did last summer
Rollerball (the origional)
Rollerball 2002
Bury me High (Martial Arts starring Moon Lee)
Devil Hunters (Staring Moon Lee)
Kickboxers Tears (also statting Moon Lee)
The Bullet Wives

:hula: Devil's Hunters....what is that movie about? well.looks interesting..
anyone knows this film? I've only focus on the Outlaw since Danny Dyer is there..:thumbs:

:hula: Devil's Hunters....what is that movie about? well.looks interesting..
anyone knows this film? I've only focus on the Outlaw since Danny Dyer is there..:thumbs:

Sypnosis

DEVIL HUNTERS (1989) is a convoluted Hong Kong crime thriller with enough kung fu, shootouts, explosions and gratuitous sadism to keep most jaded HK action fans satisfied. It deals with the efforts of a host of characters to bring down a Hong Kong drug lord. Not only are the cops after him, but so are a bunch of other people with grudges, including Abby, a mysterious kung fu-fighting young woman (Moon Lee). The drug boss's own lieutenant, Shing, played in wonderfully snaky fashion by popular HK villain Francis Ng, is also out to topple him. The poor man hasn't got a friend in the world until Abby hides him from the others and outlines her demands. But then Shing gets into the act and paves the way for a massive final confrontation involving all concerned parties. In addition to Moon Lee and Francis Ng, other familiar players in the large cast include another fighting femme, Sibelle Hu (HARD TO DIE, CHINA HEAT), Ken Lo (DRUNKEN MASTER II), and Raymond Lui (LORD OF THE EAST CHINA SEA).
The film is notorious for its final stunt, in which the stunt players for the three leads are caught in a premature explosion and catch fire just as they leap out of the building. The film exploits this accident by replaying it at the very end in slow motion, telling us what happened and including a closing sentiment wishing the injured parties a speedy recovery!


source: http://www.amazon.ca/Devil-Hunters-Chin-Ku-Lu/dp/6304967209

Heres a Youtube clip from another one of Moon Lees Martial Arts films named "Angels". Man I tell you, this woman is Totally Amazing :)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X0-dvoyQGc

:thumbs: Thanks for the info's..just check it later I am on the trailer of this Sean Bean's action packed...


http://www.outlawthemovie.com

I just saw 'Letters from Iwo Jima.'

It was better than Flags of Our Fathers, but also more violent.

I just saw 'Letters from Iwo Jima.'

It was better than Flags of Our Fathers, but also more violent.

Interesting. I saw FoOF but really want to see the other side of things.

I also watched Idiocracy today.

After seeing the brilliant "Office Space", this was disappointing. (same writer/director)

I just watched Top Gun again and laughed so hard. Forgot how much I enjoyed that show..Not for Tom Cruise but more Goose hehe
I am also getting more in to my sub titled foreign films again. A friend of my from the UK is sending me some more from his collection he has doubles of or has watched one to many times...
A good one is infernal affairs (Korean film) but has been redone as an American move called Departed..

Going to watch Departed, tomorrow and see how it compares. Told it is a good flick so excited. :)

:woohoo: I also watched the Top Gun.. Tom Cruise and Kelly Mc Gellis are perfect partner...a handsome one and a sweet lady...:woohoo: looking for another action film...of Danny Dyer seems I am one of Danny's loyal fun...:thumbs:

Here is a link to all his stuff. Hope it helps.

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0245705/

Best movies I've seen from the past year are the Illusionist, Pan's Labyrinth, and Casino Royale, in that order.

P.S. The film where Clint Eastwood plays a preacher is the Outlaw Josie Wales, I believe.

P.P.S. I still haven't seen Letters From Iwo Jima or FoOF, but would like to.

I watched the Casino Royale...and it was brilliant..and this upcoming Outlaw is the hottest talked today since this is the most explosive film of Sean Bean...:lolhit:

Just got caught up with this season of 24. :)

What do you mean? and what are you trying to view?
are you in with our topic? about this intrique film Outlaw?
:woohoo:

I watched the Departed...Very well done and loved it.
It is almost better then its counter part one..... The Korean subtitled movie,"infernal affair". This is by far one of the best movies.

I have a few more sub movies coming from a friend in the UK so should be a good watch when they get here.

What do you mean? and what are you trying to view?
are you in with our topic? about this intrique film Outlaw?
:woohoo:
It's a show on Fox. A rather good show. Should give it a try.

The decision is yours... seems I'm just trying to share the trailers of this explosive film Outlaw..have you seen the trailers of this film?

check this out to have better conclusion of this film..
http://www.myspace.com/outlawthemovie
http://www.outlawthemovie.com/trailer
http://www.compleatseanbean.com/outlaw/outlaw-28a.jpg

I just watched 'V for Vendetta". I liked it. Hugo Weaving stars, although you never see him.

Remember, remember, the 5th of November, the Gunpowder Treason and Plot. I know of no reason the Gunpowder Treason should ever be forgot.





I don't know why I thought the Outlaw Josie Wales was a different movie. Perhaps I need to review, it's been some time since I've watched. I am next going to watch Kung Fu Hustle.



Regards,
007 :cool:

Outlaw is just an upcomign film which I'm planning to watch at cinema,but the facts is, I only watch dvd movie from the movies I watched at cinema..And Sean Bean and Danny Dyer are my dvd movie collection and watch again and again.The last dvd I watched was the Human traffic of Danny Dyer...One of the reasons I love this film is that it portrays a realistic view of drug taking, it does not go off on one where someone takes a pill and then drops down dead because "drugs are bad m'kay"..well, this is just one of the excellency of Danny Dyer...and looking forward of his another explosive Outlaw film by Nick Love and with the great versatile actor Sean Bean...
http://www.compleatseanbean.com/outlaw/outlaw-8.jpg
finally release on march 9tn in all uk cinema..
http://www.myspace.com/outlawthemovie:matrix:

Wow I am looking forward to that movie outlaws...
Looks hot and exhilarating. Got some of my favorite actors and love a accents. hehe

OK I watched Wo Hu a Korean sub movie about the triad. It is an amazing show and well worth the watch.
I am going to have a few days of alone time so I plan on watching a few movies to keep me busy,
Think Public enemy and another public enemy to start (Korean sub movies also)

Just watched The Prestige, with Hugh Jackman and Christian Bale.
It was a really good story but Christian Bale seemed like he was trying to do the Batman voice through the whole movie. His character was supposed to be British and he would occasionally lapse into a terrible attempt at a British accent, almost like he was joking, and then he would go back to his husky batman voice. And Hugh Jackman, who in reality has an Australian accent, was going back and forth between a weak British and American sounding accent, even though he was also supposed to be British.

We watched Day After Tomorrow the other day--fifth rate disaster film.

I'll give it a generous rating of half a star...we would've gotten more entertainment from literally tearing up the few dollars and flushing them merrily down the terlit.

Even the "tsunami" that hit New York looked fake, and I was looking forward to a wave 90, 000 feet high.

I just watched "The Departed" last night and it was excellent. Slightly longer sit but i never even noticed. Glad Scorcese finally got his Oscar - this movie was worth it.

Also, recently saw "Little Miss Sunshine" - hysterical but you'd have to appreciate very dry dark humor.

We watched Day After Tomorrow the other day--fifth rate disaster film.

I'll give it a generous rating of half a star...we would've gotten more entertainment from literally tearing up the few dollars and flushing them merrily down the terlit.

Even the "tsunami" that hit New York looked fake, and I was looking forward to a wave 90, 000 feet high.

Yes that movie surely does suck, but that wave wasnt 90000 feet high lol. like maybe 2000 feet, possibly 3.

Sounds interesting and funny...Anyway, I watched the Outlaw last week at cinema and it was a brilliant film of Nick Love...it was another achievement...
http://tbn0.google.com/images?q=tbn:x0iED2btR2ZhzM:http://www.compleatseanbean.com/outlaw/outlaw-3.jpg

I just got Dukes of Hazzard the beginning, great movie, wasn't expecting much but I thought they really nailed it this time. It's a good blend of modern humor and references to the old show, the general lee looks immaculate and april scott (http://www.myspace.com/daisymaed)as the new daisy duke was a killer choice.

The Grudge 2

Absolutely,fun to watched this kind of film..a horror full of mystery...but definitely this film was not realy scared me like the horror film I watched for the previous years or months...

Anyway, I heard that Tom Shanklnad has another horror film this year but don't know if it was already finished,as what I gather infos' regarding this horror film, still post production...Curious to know more about this equational film from the origin The Devil's Algebra...title "Waz"..:banana:

Anyone has more info's about this...?:bike:

Just got done watching Casino Royale for the first time since it was in theaters. Just as good as I remember it. Hope they do as well with the sequel.

Saw four movies recently, The Departed, Breach, The Boynton Beach Club, and Zodiac.

I can recommend all of them but The Boynton Beach Club. You should only go see that one if you are an over sixty snowbird like I am.

Saw 3 and the Casino Royale was some of the greatest film I watched...
And one thing that gets my attention is the explotion of the Julien Temple documentary film Joe Strummer:The Future is Unwritten...

Strummer's voice was the Clash's voice,London Calling was on of the hittest album of them.. A combination of joyous energy and tight playin, it stands outside its time as none of the other Clash albums do. With tunes like the dealer indictment "Hateful", it was a very anti-drug album. "'London Calling' is peppered with anti-drug lines...Those who had the Clash filed under "political rock" assumed "Koka Kola" was an indictment of capitalist mutil-nationals. Fooled ya. "It's about cocaine...

Know more about this very introducing band and the real life story..:banana:
http://i.imdb.com/Photos/Ss/0489270/th-9_300dpi.jpg

Saw 300 again last night. I have to say that movie gets better every time I see it.

We saw " The Ring Two" a few nights ago.

Not near as good as the original "Ring", but good for some hilarity if nothing else--like when the herd of deer attack the mom and her spooky, wierd little boy Aiden, who's more wierd and frightening than Samara ever thought of being.


"Samara, you don't want to hurt anybody!"

"Oh, but I DO! It won't stop...."

I've seen Aladdin every day for the past two weeks.

At least "Aladdin" has some good tunes, Lionel!

Recently saw Blood Diamond (all around fantastic), Scent of a Woman (good but mainly for Pacino's performance), 300 (also fantastic), and The Big Lebowski (solid comedy but a bit uneven in the last third).

At least "Aladdin" has some good tunes, Lionel!

Ah yes, my daughter sings them every day.

Fun to watch a drama or even a documentary film... I watched the Sandra Bullock's drama story, and it was so romantic and touching film...

More curious to know the another controversial documentary film of Julien Temple title...The Future is Unwritte.:thumbs:

The Future is Unwritten," Julien Temple's new film on the life and career of late Clash frontman Joe Strummer,the film includes interviews with such Strummer disciples as Bono, actors Johnny Depp and John Cusack, members of the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Clash, old friends and those who squatted with him in condemned buildings in London before the Clash took off. :thumbs:

Also featured is unseen footage of Strummer's early life, as well as unearthed clips of the Clash and the Mescaleros, the band he fronted in the years prior to his 2002 death..

"The Future is Unwritten" finds Strummer "very much narrating and DJing his life story," says Temple, renown for his Sex Pistols movie "The Filth and the Fury."

Ijust saw Clerks II for the first time. Laughed my ass off.

It's inter-species erotica!

You never go ass to mouth!

There's two lines you never thought you'd hear in a movie.

007.



I also liked, "there's only one return, and it's OF THE JEDI!"

i finally watched "Lost in Translation" yesterday....it was everything promised and more!

Recently,after I watched the Charlottes Web, I watched the trailer of this Julien Temple's documentary film The Future is Unwritten and so interesting ti knew the late famous Clash Band and the late lead singer of the band Joe Strummer..

Try to watch the trailer:you will remember this band..:thumbs:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmJPwv3fm7g
http://www.redpenguin.net/bandphotos/photos/t%20Joe%20Strummer%20at%20V%20Chelmsford%2020-08-2000%2001.jpg

Curse of the Golden Flower. Great Movie :cool:

Curse of the Golden Flower. Great Movie :cool:
:thumbs: Flushed Away..an animation film was also good for the kids...so funny film to watched...
http://www.redpenguin.net/bandphotos/photos/t%20Joe%20Strummer%20at%20V%20Chelmsford%2020-08-2000%2001.jpg
Another awaiting documentary film this year by Julien Temple...Joe Strummer: "The Future is Unwritten".....Temple's documentary utilizes an enormous amount of archival footage, personal interviews, news interviews, vintage photos, audio recordings and footage that he himself had been filming since 1976. Temple also had access to Strummer's personal notebooks, writings and recordings, so they feature heavily in the doc.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmJPwv3fm7g

:thumbs: Flushed Away..an animation film was also good for the kids...so funny film to watched...
http://www.redpenguin.net/bandphotos/photos/t%20Joe%20Strummer%20at%20V%20Chelmsford%2020-08-2000%2001.jpg
Another awaiting documentary film this year by Julien Temple...Joe Strummer: "The Future is Unwritten".....Temple's documentary utilizes an enormous amount of archival footage, personal interviews, news interviews, vintage photos, audio recordings and footage that he himself had been filming since 1976. Temple also had access to Strummer's personal notebooks, writings and recordings, so they feature heavily in the doc.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmJPwv3fm7g
are you a really big Clash fan, or the producer of that movie?

I am one of the huge fan of the Clash Band since I am curious when I heard one of their soundtracks...And I am very much curious to knew thier past life on how they become popular and the real life story of their lead singer Joe Strummer... why not to watch the trailer of this documentary film The Future is unwritten to have hint what does this doc. film all about?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9qEMQytMOs
http://www.joshcheuse.com/uploaded_images/B-001751-16_32-762415.jpg

I just watched, The pursuit of happyness. What a great show to watch,
Will smith did another fine job.
would give this show two thumbs up.

The Departed :thumbs:

I just watched the departed also and the guardian with Kevin Costner.
Both were great shows in their own ways.. Kevin Costner just gets better with age.. He is like Sean Connery oh that guy is hot.

has anyone seen ''stand by me''? AWSOME MOVIE!! my fav.!

I watched. Night At the museum

If you want to laugh your arse off it was really cool.
Nice and funny.
Got some good names in it too.

Anyone watched 'Borat' yet? Bought this movie over a month ago and still haven't watch it.

has anyone seen ''stand by me''? AWSOME MOVIE!! my fav.!

I've seen that before, it was an awesome one.

Lately it's been between
Finding Nemo
Toy Story 1 and/or 2
Spiderman 1 and/or 2

Sammy's planning on being a Pixar Animator *his words* and watches all the 'out takes' and 'making of's'.

I watched,Children of men..
Clive Owen is very well versed in this movie. It is not what I thought it would be. Though it was going to be more of a blade runner type show but really liked it and it is a good watch.
Then was still not tired so I popped in, Shaun of the dead... laughed my butt off and can't wait for hot fuzz to come out. lol
This is a good British humor one to laugh at.

I watched fight club and It was spot on.
Good dvd mates.

I watched Taxi (not the old french original). It was OK.
Then I watched Ong Bak..This was simplistic but omg could that boy move.
What the story line lacked the action made up for.

I just got done watching 'Happy Feet' with Sammy. It was pretty good.

I just watched chasing Amy.
good show and lots of laughs and tears in this one.
I think I need to take time and switch to some comedies.
I need to lighten up a bit.

Theres a tv series that you can get on DVD now called 'Father Ted'
check it out. If you need a laugh,this is it.

Some other unknowns.
If you seen and liked 'The Commitments',
its part of a trilogy,
the other 2 are, 'Snapper' and 'The Van', bit old now but good fun.

I am watching, The russian specialist and finished the break up.
Ok that movie left me in stitches.

lol - loved the "12 lemons, baby wanted 12" line

I watched a movie called Leon ( the directors cut)
Miss sheila said it was a must see movie and she was right.
Riveting from start to finish.

Just finished viewing Flags of our Fathers.

I found it to be a compelling story of how these young men were traumatized by a horrible experience no one should have to endure, both on the battlefield and at home.

007.

I watched Heavenly mission (Korean sub) and Night watch very dark show but very good... then the last one was Kick the moon..Sexy and great Korean sub movie

watched Peter pan Then moved on to The deer hunter.

"300" is a must see, especially for females. Not only is the plot good but the actors have incredible bodies!!! I'll watch that movie everyday before I go to bed.

I watched the last few nights The X-men triology.
Underworld and underworld evolution and lastly The godfather serious.

I watched dc cab ... it's an old movie. :)

My British friend sent me some more Sub movies. I watched, the banquet, Silmido and the last exile.
All three are extremely good movies if you love Korean sub movies.

Haven't been to the movies lately but i can't wait to see Knocked Up :P The preview was quite entertaining and it reminds me a lot of 40 year-old virgin. If you feel like amusing yourself, check out the baby generator site (http://www.knockedupbabymaker.com/), some of the combinations are hilarious :P

I watched the Guardian..Good show. Then the Banquet (Korean sub) Very awesome and the sub is not as hard to keep up with on this one.
Ah and the break up..Very laugh your ass off one.

I watched Munich and finding forrester.
Both very good dramatic movies.

Dejavu

Awesome movie but i think Denzel could make any movie good.

I just recently started watching Babylon 5 and i'm actually liking it a lot :P I made my way over to the official babylon5.com site and there's a 'Lost Tales' DVD coming out so i can't wait to watch that.

While i look forward to that, i just watched 'The Mad' last night...insanely funny and horrible at the same time. But it was...'entertaining' :P It stars Billy Zane, enough said :)

Ooooh, finally got around to watching the movie SAW over the weekend. Scared the bejezus outta me! Anybody seen the sequels?

*looks over shoulder*

My wife and I went to see Knocked Up on Saturday. It's a pretty good movie and Heigel is a talented comic actress.

It was a comedy but it had a real serious aspect to it. The scenes where they showed her gaping vagina with the baby's head crowning were a bit more than I expected.